[Drabble] A way back home
Title: A way back home
Fandom: Lost
Author: nicis_anatomy
Character: Juliet Burke
Genre: Gen, Angst
Rating: G
Word count: 100
Summary: Juliet had wished for nothing more than to leave the island ... Written for prompt #11 "Wish" at drabble123
Spoilers/Warnings: English isn't my native language (although I wish) and the story is not beta'd. Spoiler up to 3.07 "Not in Portland".
Disclaimer: I don't own these characters, nor am I making any money from them. If I would, I'd be rich and famous by now.
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Juliet had wished for nothing more than to leave.
Ever since she’d arrived on the island, three years ago, she had woken up every morning hoping that this day he’d finally let her go; home to Miami; home to Rachel.
All this time she’d believed that there was some good left in Ben - and if not, that she might, at least, find a way to make the best out of her misery.
It hadn’t worked. Until that day three survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 stepped into her life, changing everything she’d ever wished for, by showing her where she really belonged.
- The End -
Fandom: Lost
Author: nicis_anatomy
Character: Juliet Burke
Genre: Gen, Angst
Rating: G
Word count: 100
Summary: Juliet had wished for nothing more than to leave the island ... Written for prompt #11 "Wish" at drabble123
Spoilers/Warnings: English isn't my native language (although I wish) and the story is not beta'd. Spoiler up to 3.07 "Not in Portland".
Disclaimer: I don't own these characters, nor am I making any money from them. If I would, I'd be rich and famous by now.
~*~*~*~*
Juliet had wished for nothing more than to leave.
Ever since she’d arrived on the island, three years ago, she had woken up every morning hoping that this day he’d finally let her go; home to Miami; home to Rachel.
All this time she’d believed that there was some good left in Ben - and if not, that she might, at least, find a way to make the best out of her misery.
It hadn’t worked. Until that day three survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 stepped into her life, changing everything she’d ever wished for, by showing her where she really belonged.
- The End -